As always, the Popcorn Festival was fun. Parking was a pain, especially since I only parked in a…read morefree lot. There were plenty of food vendors, rides, and bands. There were porta potties, but I would advise carrying your own hand sanitizer. The Saturday headliner for 2023 was Black Stone Cherry. They were very chatty with the crowd, had a good stage presence, and was overall a fun time. Friday night is typically a big name country singer so I didn't go. Just walking around has plenty of smaller bands as well even after the headliner ends. We did buy a small bag of kettle corn since it was the popcorn festival. It's easy to travel through the festival and plenty of options for everyone. The event is free so you can't beat the price.

The Marion Popcorn Festival is as good as local festivals can get! Lots of food vendors, plenty of…read moregames and entertainment. I went for the 2009 Festival, and it was a very good experience. Going on a Saturday during football season, one would worry about not being able to see the game. No worry - there was a big screen set up for event-goers wanting to tailgate and enjoy the game! Not only that, but the Festival had Survivor playing on their main stage that night! Great music and sports combined for a fantastic evening. For those with kids - there was an area of the festival set up with all sorts of carnival games and rides set up! This festival seemed to be all about good food and family fun.

What is more Americana than enjoying movies with the car windows down to catch the summer breeze…read more(in this case, fried concession foods and cows)? It's simple, for the price of one ticket to an over air conditioned theater you know will be full of Snapchatting teens, you could be here watching two movies with the lightning bugs. Best part: the showings are (as of this post) held throughout the week so there shall be no missing out if say Monday is your Saturday. We are happy Hi-Road Drive In is still around.

We took the kids to see polar express here a few weeks ago. It was a good time. Definitely suggest…read morepaying by the car load online rather than paying per person. We thought the food offered at the concession stand was decently priced and was actually pretty good. If you order something that isn't ready made they take your phone number and text you when it's ready, which is convenient. The restrooms need some major work. Toilets were broken. The water on the faucets barely trickled out to wash your hands. Our girls didn't even want to use them because they were pretty sketchy, but we had an hour long car ride home. Regardless of the shoddy bathroom, we had a great time!

Had so much fun here! There is so much to do for kids of all ages! Not an actual pumpkin patch this…read moreyear, but they had plenty of pumpkins set up to choose from. Everything is well spread out to keep people dispersed and we kept stumbling upon more and more things as we walked around. Food available. Farm animals to pet and feed.

We went to Leeds Farm for their 30th anniversary. It was nice to get tickets 30% off online. It was…read morea very fun time for my son. He is 2 and I found the activities at the farm to be perfect for toddlers. They have numerous play areas and many places in which they have set up slides, which is my son's favorite. He had a blast in the corn grain barn. A great sensory play activity for all kids. He loved the mountain tunnel and straw barn slides. We enjoyed the pumpkin jump area and took both the hay ride and pumpkin express. My son also enjoyed petting the goats. We missed the piglet race, but sounded fun. There was a handwashing station near the animal and corn box barns, which I appreciated. We had a apple cider slushie, which tasted like taking a bite off a freshly picked apple, which was perfect for the warm day.

Added this to our Covered Bridges tour of Union County with a visiting friend and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the live music and the flight of wines we chose! We had to try the Covered Bridges and the Union wines and liked them enough to buy the bottles to take home! We will be coming back, especially with visiting friends!

Always amazed by how much this place has grown since our first visit. Love that you can grab a…read moreflight of beer or wine here. They dont serve food but usually have a food truck and live music when we've visited.

I went to their Delaware location for dance for years - all the way since I was a kid up until I…read moregraduated high school! I recently started Yelp-ing and thought I would leave a review. All the teachers are so lovely and really committed to helping their students learn and grow. They always show up with a smile on their faces and can really nurture even the shyest of students. They really challenged me in a way that the classes I had taken before weren't. This is where I learned to love dancing!

they barely teach Dance one other dance teachers are just disrespectful like go get somewhere. I do…read morelike one of them because they protected me but not like physically, but I'm never going there again. It's the worst.

While the staff altogether welcoming and friendly, it was Theodore who provided a skilled and…read moreprofessional tour of the Harding home. His style was factual and warm, but he didn't overwhelm us with too much detail. However in asking a number of random questions, he was surprisingly knowledgeable and engaging with additional knowledgeable about the neighbors, Harding's staff, the renovations and historical settings of the time. Thoroughly enjoyable!!

I am a self-proclaimed presidential history nerd visiting from Texas. I've read a biography on…read moreevery president in order through Eisenhower, and my bucket list includes visiting where each was born and their final resting places. Of course, I also make it a point to visit presidential libraries, national historic sites, etc. I've visited dozens of locations across multiple states. This morning found me the only one on the 10 o'clock tour of the home. It was neat to sit on the front porch and reflect for a while... I highly recommend the tour, especially if you're with Theodore, he really knows his stuff. I love that the house is 95% original to when Harding left for the White House. That's incredible! Some of the cooler artifacts include: Harding's hats, canes, and the gavel when Harding was chair of the RNC. Although I appreciated the history and authenticity of the home, it's just not as awe inspiring as some places I've been. I can't really describe it. The museum is the same way. Beautiful building, and the layout and collections are impressive (like the suit he wore at his inauguration, and his Senate desk and chair from 1900). Let's be honest, they did an impressive job for a president who didn't live through his term. Again, the sites are well maintained and beautiful; I'm glad I visited. It's just not jaw dropping like some experiences I've had. I spent several minutes in the gift shop trying to decide how to commemorate my visit. In the end, despite the gift shop looking well stocked... options feel limited.

yea ive been here you know its a good place for a small town no imax or nothin but its decent and…read morethe thing is the prices are pretty high but not as high as in columbus so you get what you get and what you get is ok

Same location as the Shawnee Zane Caverns, this is a small museum with many native artifacts. A…read morewide variety of points, lots of other handicrafts, ancient and modern. They have items from tribes across the country. Right now they are rearranging and labeling stuff, so it was nice to have the guide to explain things. Good place for school groups, scout troops, etc. There is a table of "hands-on" items for kids, and, well, adults like me...